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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1923

Page

4

Grand Prairie Residents Share Christmas Week Activities

Grand Prairie community notes a busy spell of visits and gatherings. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin and families travel to nearby towns, attend Farmers Union events, and exchange holiday greetings. Several local couples attend programs in Sunol and Sidney, while others shop, host dinners, and help with farm work. The piece lists numerous names, visits, and small-town errands reflecting a festive period.

James Irwin Ethel Sadie Kidney R. C. Ruhter Alfred Jorgensen A. R Tremain Molls Johnson Earl Johnson Smndy Womans Club Booth Clifford Rathbun Alva Hart Missouri Mons Johnson A. R. Tremain Guy Harold William Sharman Mr. Sharman J. C. Jorgensen Alfred Anna Jorgensen Farmers Union Nels Johnson Cecil Bert Askington EB. Planck Henry Beebe Ed Miles Hazel Sidney Jorgensen Charles Welton Helen Christensen John Olson Fred Nelson Andrew Johnson Chris Junker Frank Christensen Albert Frerichs John Seifer Hugh Slangon A. G. Weaver Albert Mas Nels Hoagland Sunol District 17 Grand Prairie W. E. Meyer Helen Frank Heinzman Paul Verniel Fred Windsheimer

White Cove Valley Socials Report Quiet Week

Mrs English and Mrs Hill assisted Carl Mergerholz with turkey dressing on Monday. Roy Gross had two brothers visit from Sunday night to Monday. Phil Brossard and John McDonnell visited Charles Lee on Monday. Mr Marshall and George traveled to Crook Monday afternoon. Danny and Melvin Gross and Vernon Reeves visited the McDonnell home Tuesday morning.

John Bowen Henry Beebe Verniel W. E. Meyer Frank Lundgren Sundl Henry Elsen Alfred Jorgensen W. T. Sharman Bernard Hill Roy English E. F. Loudy Louisana Mrs. Lee Crook John McDonnell Gus Sutter Mr. Marshall George D. R. Grosa Russ Lee Harry Reeves Sterling Glen and Rudolph Meyerholz Merle English D. KR Gross Gross Boys Owen Ace Hostetler Loudy Oren Loudy Ellis Frakes McDonnell Home White Dove School Ed Biiney Frank Loudy Mrs. English Danny Melvin Gross Vernon Reeves

Village Spreade for Miles in Kempton England

A description of Kempton England’s village stretching along a single road for seven miles, claimed as possibly the largest village in the world.

Kempton England

Local notes reflect community life and events

South Sund residents share visits and birthdays while a bazaar raises forty dollars. Opal Allington misses school due to bad roads and Eldora Bahr plans to return to classes. Edna Bahr returns home from the Gade residence. Attendances at the Hilliard sale and visits among Miles, Hilliard, Osborn, Roth, and Sund families occur. A Christmas program is slated for December 20 in District 48.

D. Phelps J. C. Miles T. A. Bonser Willing Workers Club Opal Allington Eldora Bahr Edna Bahr Wm. Gade Hilliard Sale W. A. Holmes Fle Ray Osborn E. N. Roth Hilliard Hillard California Ray North Sidney

Christmas visits and local activities around Potter and Sidney

Miss Danna Mavis left Saturday for Omaha to spend Christmas with her parents. Various neighbors and families including Fisher, Nelson, Reetz, Lambert, and Schubarth shared visits, grain hauling, shopping, and preparations for a Christmas program. An infant son of C. H. McKee returned home in improved health after care from Dr. Sloan.

Danna Mavis Omaha A. E. Fisher Oscar Redeen Peter Nelson Alice George Reetz Jesse Lambert Sidney Arlo Fisher Potter Roy Robert Myrtle Nelson Ellia Fisher Home Herman Schubarth Andy Brett Dan Duncan Pete Nelson Herman &Ehubarth C. H. McKee Sloan

Dr M B Pettibone Dentist Office Ad Lays Out Laundry Task

An old newspaper fragment shows a dental office ad for Dr M B Pettibone with an instruction to send it to the laundry. The text is partially garbled but indicates a routine business notice and a playful laundry directive.

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Lee Johnson Denver Christ Nels Uoaglind Walter Craig and A. Greg Bert HillHiard Hildegarde Jobe Harold Jobe Don Beebe Carl Meyerholz Mrs. Loudy J. E. McDonnell White Cove Valley South Sund Frank Shurdle Howard Phelps Chamber OF Commerce John Nelson Homer Fisher Charles Johnson Hilma Nelson Art Brandenberg Ellis Fisher M. BE. Pettibone Burgess & Son Cash & Carry Grocery Sage Santa Claus
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